First Baseball Workout Set At Ravine Park In Huron
Marion Pop Myers announces the first Huron baseball workout of the season for Friday night at Ravine Park at 6 oclock. The independent squad plans to field a team despite limited league activity with players from last years teams and new talent. The roster includes McDonald catching Langkop Reimers Winners on the mound Burtis Bloomberg Kludt Struck Ott Warner Ames and others with losses of Spore and Thompson to the armed forces.
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Huron
Marion “Pop” Myers
Ravine Park
James Valley
Aberdeen
McDonald
Paul
Langkop
Reimers
Burtis
Marvin Bloomberg
Blair
Kludt
Struck
Allstate
Ott Warner
Mel Ames
Armed Forces
Bob Spore
Willie Thompson
Myers
Ealt
Weather summary for Huron and Vicinity
Cooler today and tonight with minimum near freezing. Winds fresh to occasionally strong today diminishing tonight. South Dakota colder with freezing temperatures tonight and scattered rain or snow showers aimed at the extreme southwest and southeast portions, winds fresh to strong and slowly diminishing this afternoon and tonight. Huron 8 a.m. temperature 42.
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Huron
South Dakota
Coleman completes course with no strokes in local truancy chase
In South Bend Indiana Donald D Coleman finished an 18 hole round at South Bend Country Club with no strokes after pursuing the last of eight sixth grade truants on the 19th green following a heated chase by a county school at tendance officer.
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South Bend
Ind
Donald D. Coleman
South Bend Country Club
Coleman
Sports Roundup highlights from May action and quirky notes
New York reports a congressional tax talk on boxing purses and Al Weill’s stake fears. Ford Frick blocks Hall of Fame bid for Eddie Grant. Fort Sheridan soldiers fail to record outs in a Berwyn game while fielding drills ensue with no bat. Roger Peabody skis Cannon Mountain then fished Echo Lake. Joe Burnett recalls a weighty Camp Daniel practice tale with a lone prairie- ball student.
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Congress
al Weill
Ford Frick
Eddie Grant
Cooperstown
Fort Sheridan
Ill
Benda Coal
Berwyn
New Hampshire
Roger Peabody
Cannon Mountain
Cannon Trail
Echo Lake
Pao
Joe Burnett
Penn
Air Force Intel- Agency
Harrisburg
Camp Daniel
Joe
Surprising Pitchers Spark Spring Training Wins
Alejandro Carrasquell of the Washington Senators shines by winning three without a loss to start 1943, matching a rare feat as he helped Washington sweep the Athletics. The Yankees edge the Red Sox 4 3 on a balk by rookie Anton Karl. Dodgers trounce Phillies 18 8, while other key games feature Overmire, Moses, and Passeau pacing upsets.
New Haven Cadet Sets Situps Record At Army Air Forces School
Aviation Cadet Leonard Giersdorf of Lamberton Minnesota recorded 1111 consecutive situps in a physical training test at the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School in Wale. Lieut Tom Paski called it a record and noted the standard minimum is 50. Giersdorf said he stopped at 1111 because a buddy wanted a memorable number and he was behind schedule.
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New Haven
Conn
Leonard Giersdorf
Lamberton
Minn
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command School
Wale
Tom Paski
Giersdorf
Paski
Northern State Teachers’ College
Aberdeen
Craft Hollers Neat .391 Batting Before Navy Duty
Harry Craft former Cincinnati outfielder now with Kansas City in the American Association shows power and average. He hit two homers in a 10 4 Kansas City win over St Paul as the team remains in a three way tie for second. Claude Horton Milw Milwaukee and George Dockina Columbus also had wins keeping their clubs in contention. Indianapolis beat Toledo 8 4 tying Kansas City and Minneapolis for second.
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Harry Craft
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Kansas City
American Association
Navy
Craft
St. Paul
Tommy Reis
Claude Horton
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Joe Berry
George Dockina
Columbus
Louisville Moundsmen
Red Birds
Indianapolis
Toledo
Lanning
Cornicki
Lopez
Walters
Mueller
Horton and Berry and Helf
Louisyill
Bockins Heath
Brown Deutsch, Toolson
Logan
Trexler
Hofforth
Weiland
Spier
Diilar
Andrews
Castino
Reis
Glenn
League Leaders and Batting Pitching Notes Snapshot
League Leaders show O Dea of St. Louis and Frey of Cincinnati with strong marks. Batting leaders include Litwhiler Philadelphia Naylor Gordon and Maynard, New York Camills Brooklyn. Pitcher Sewell Pittsburgh tied at 3-0 and 2-0 records.
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St. Louis
Frey
Cincinnati
Ome
Litwhiler
Philadelphia
Naylor
Gordon
Maynard
New York
Camills
Brooklyn
Sewell
Pittsburgh
Stephens
Aly
Pace
Detroit
Partee
Boston
Keller
Laabs
Mack
Cleve
Bagby
Cleveland
Trucks
Arrasquel
Washington
Murphy
Fuchs
Lapihuska
Beck
Livingston
Macon
Kimball
Moore
Bragan
Melton
Adams
Mancuso
Tost
Diehl
Kluttz
Sayles
Mungo
Berres
Salvo
Stout
Jeffcoat
Donovan
Poland
Chicago
Lanier and
W. Cooper
Passeau
Hernandez
Stub Overmire Four-Hitter Beats Brownies
Detroit rookie lefty Stub Overmire, five foot seven, pitched a four hitter to defeat the St Louis Browns in Gem City action. The Kalamazoo native joined Detroit after starring at Western Michigan College and in minor leagues with Muskegon and Beau Monde, showing consistent control and a 4- draft classification.
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Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Frank
Stub
Western Michigan College
Kalamazoo
Mich
Overmire
Muskegon
Beau Mont
Cleveland
Yesterday's Stars Shine In Baseball Action Across Leagues
Alex Carresquel and the Senators edged the Athletics four times as he logged four hits. Frank Overmire and the Tigers stopped the Browns with a four hit effort. Claude Passeau pitched 14 innings for the Cubs in a victory over the Cardinals driving in a run with a double. Paul Waner and Augie Galan led the Dodgers with four hits apiece in a 23 hit attack against the Phillies. Johnny Rucker doubled with the bases loaded for three runs in a six run Giants rally to beat the Braves. Charley Keller homered for the Yankees and scored three times in a win over the Red Sox. Dick Culler singled twice in the 11th to lift the White Sox over Cleveland. Bucky Walters fanned five, drove in two with a single to topple the Pirates for the Reds.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Senor Alejandro Carrasquel
Washington Senators
Washington
Big Alex
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
A. L
Boston Red Sox
Anton Karl
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
Dick Culler
Sox
Wally Moses
Frank
Stubby
Overmire
St. Louis Browns
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis
Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Cubs
Max Lanier
Cards
Passeau
New York
Giants
Boston Braves
Mel Ott
Babe Barna
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh Pirates
Alex Carresquel
Senators
Beal Athletics
Frank Overmire
Tigers
Browns
Cardinals
Paul Waner
Augie Galan
Phillies
Johnny Rucker
Charley Keller
Yankees
Red Sox
White Sox
Cleveland
Reds
Pirates
Debs Garrs Named World Champion Oldest Active Cardinal
Chicago May 6 The St Louis Cardinals praise Debs Garrs nearing 35 as the world champions oldest active player. Manager Billy Southworth and coaches call him durable and capable, noting eight games against right handers and expectation he will hit consistently as the season progresses. Garrs, from Howard Payne College, won the 1940 National League batting title with a .355 and last season played with Sacramento hitting .314 in the Pacific Coast League.
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Billy Southworth
Buzzy Wares
Mike Gonzalez
St Louis Cardinals
Debs Garrs
Southworth
Fan Ue
Enos Slaughter
Texan
Howard Payne College
Browns
Pittsburgh
Sacrmento
Baseball Scores Washington versus Cleveland and More
Baseball scores from multiple games include Washington beating Cleveland in a twin bill as Parsons and Potter led the mound effort, Chicago splitting with Cleveland, New York and Boston tallying high offense, and other American Association results featuring Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Kansas City.
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N. D
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Huron Airport
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City
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Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Rapid City
Spearfish
Philip
Washington
Uus
Philadelphia
Carresquel
Early
Harris
Lowry
Swift
Wagner
New York
Hughson
Earl
Peacock
Borowy
Murphy
Sears
Detroit
E Parsons
Potter
Santon McKain
Muncrief
Ferre
Chicago
Cleveland
E. Smith
Tresh
Dean
Salveson
Rosar
Ross
Haynes
Turner
Millar
Reynolds
Desautels
Boxing Result Noted in Elizabeth Newark Bout
Apparent boxing outcome involving Buddy Fan rell of Newark and Johnny Jones of Pittsburgh, with location listed as Elizabeth, New Jersey. Text is fragmented but identifies two boxers and their origin in a brief report.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Buddy Fan Rell
Newark
Johnny Jones
Pittsburgh
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